Driving Swings A Day. March 18, Share this story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn. Trending Now. My DD does dry drills, T drills and a lot of soft toss. That way she gets muscle memory going. I don't like machines and I do front toss over using one. Dec 28, 0. The answer is that each player should take as many cuts per week with as much focus and purpose as is required for her to believe she can't possibly miss the ball any at bat against any pitcher.
If she takes 10 dry swings a day and walks up to bat in the championship game believing with absolutely certainty she will produce, she's good to go. Feb 4, 63 0. My DD takes about swings a week but only about 75 a week off a machine.
Lackawanna Lightning. Feb 10, 23 0. I would have to agree with druer.. I am new to site But, I have noticed on my team some girls do worse with more time in the cage.. I think the Mental game has to be there first like he said and the rest will follow suit My daughter actually is exactly as he posted..
She wants to be at the dish and believes she will dominate.. So just my opinion "Mental Batting" is most of the battle. You must log in or register to reply here. Is there really a right number? Does it vary with age and experience?
To answer those questions, you need to look at some of the specifics to hone in on the best recommendations. Experts point to great hitters like Barry B o nds , who took as many as swings a day, and other great hitters who spend hours in the batting cage in an endless quest for mechanical perfection. These folks often talk about 50 swings a day as the ideal number, with the emphasis on perfecting the mechanics of those 50 swings.
For this side of the argument, you want to focus on quality over quantity. Then there are those who take a developmental approach. For youngsters just starting out in baseball, the recommended number of swings goes down to a day, with an emphasis on learning the basics. Not even a professional takes that many a day, do they? Isn't anything over overkill? Last edited by Hammer ; , AM.
Comment Post Cancel. I feel bad for his tee and BP thrower. If a tie is like kissing your sister, losing is like kissing you grandmother with her teeth out. Ty Cobb-"Every great batter works on the theory that the pitcher is more afraid of him than he is of the pitcher. If the majority of those swings are off of a tee I feel sorry for the kid as he is largely wasting his time.
If the majority of those swings are taken against a moving ball, then the practice he is getting is invaluable. His hypotheses can be tested more thoroughly and he can test more of them in a shorter period of time compared to the average player who does not have the opportunity to practice extensively on a daily basis. This of course assumes he is not just going through the motions when he swings, but rather actually taking time to notice success rates and changes in success rates when he makes certain adjustments to technique and mental focus.
Originally posted by CarloAntonio View Post. If the majority of those swings are taken against a moving ball , then the practice he is getting is invaluable. Jake Patterson. Once you get tired there is degradation of mechanics
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